Vol. 1 No. 24 (2022): V!24 Counter-hegemonic Architectures: Territorialities

Editorial

Editorial | Counter-hegemonic Architectures: Territorialities

Marcelo Tramontano, Mário Vallejo, Juliano Veraldo da Costa Pita, Lucas Edson de Chico, Thamyres Lobato Reis, Isabela Batista Pires, Ronaldo Gomes Souza
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Interview

Building collective breaths

Gabriela Leandro Pereira, Joana D'Arc de Oliveira

4-12
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Agora

Invisible Foundations: Construction Workers in En El Hoyo

Georgina Cebey

13-21
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Redescribing The Project of the Ground: A Photographic Essay

Marcos Leite Rosa

22-40
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Revisited Centrality: Tertiary Territorialities in the Digital Age

Heliana Comin Vargas

41-50
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[De]territorializing Movements and Another Democracy: Extrusive Intrusions

Igor Guatelli

52-63
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Urban Squatting as a Counter-Hegemonic Struggle in Brazil

Clarissa Cordeiro de Campos

64-75
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Education Co.: e-Learning Hegemony in Architecture and Urbanism in Brazil

Zander Ribeiro Pereira Filho, Mayara Cristina Pereira Leite dos Reis, Maria Ribeiro Calil , Vitor Halfen

76-94
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Tectonics in the Periphery: Alternatives for Design Teaching

Juliana Sicuro Corrêa, Ana Slade Carlos de Oliveira

95-112
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Another Urban: Considerations Across Solà-Morales and Careri

Luiza Melo

123-133
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The Counter-hegemonic Smart City: From the SDGs to the Right to the City

Fábio José Ferraz

134-142
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Non-hegemonic Globalization and Changes in the Historic Center of Belém

Ana Beatriz Fernandes de Macedo, Helena Lúcia Zagury Tourinho, Nadime Alvarenga Fróes

143-158
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Urban Mobility, Participatory and Insurgent Planning

Juliana Tiemi Tamanaha

159-171
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The (Un)Sustainable Public Housing Policies of Brazil and Venezuela

Oriana Yenahi Andrade-Serrano, Ricardo Victor Rodrigues Barbosa, Juliana Oliveira Batista

172-183
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Contravention in Contemporary Architectural Ruins

Mayra Simone dos Santos, Francisco Spadoni

184-195
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From Ruinology to Ruinophilia: Perspectives on Ruined Architecture

Rafael Ferreira de Souza, Ethel Pinheiro Santana

196-206
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For the Preservation of Marks of Distress

Vitor Cavalcanti Garcia, Eline Maria Mora Pereira Caixeta

207-216
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Brazilian Design in the Decolonial Gyre

Flávio Augusto Duarte Ferreira, Juliana Rocha Franco

217-227
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Project

Three Counter-hegemonic Projects

Edson da Cunha Mahfuz

228-241
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Próxima V!RUS

The Decolonial Debate

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Vol. 1 No. 24 (2022): V!24 Counter-hegemonic Architectures: Territorialities

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Editorial

Editorial | Counter-hegemonic Architectures: Territorialities

Interview

Building collective breaths

Agora

Invisible Foundations: Construction Workers in En El Hoyo

Redescribing The Project of the Ground: A Photographic Essay

Revisited Centrality: Tertiary Territorialities in the Digital Age

[De]territorializing Movements and Another Democracy: Extrusive Intrusions

Urban Squatting as a Counter-Hegemonic Struggle in Brazil

Education Co.: e-Learning Hegemony in Architecture and Urbanism in Brazil

Tectonics in the Periphery: Alternatives for Design Teaching

Another Urban: Considerations Across Solà-Morales and Careri

The Counter-hegemonic Smart City: From the SDGs to the Right to the City

Non-hegemonic Globalization and Changes in the Historic Center of Belém

Urban Mobility, Participatory and Insurgent Planning

The (Un)Sustainable Public Housing Policies of Brazil and Venezuela

Contravention in Contemporary Architectural Ruins

From Ruinology to Ruinophilia: Perspectives on Ruined Architecture

For the Preservation of Marks of Distress

Brazilian Design in the Decolonial Gyre

Project

Three Counter-hegemonic Projects

Próxima V!RUS

The Decolonial Debate

Credits

Credits V!24

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